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It has a lot of potential but some people just use it as an excuse to really weird stories that don't need to be told LOL. I see it, kid's stories are full of imaginations and crazy plots that you don't know where they are going...that's what I like about it. They really avoid the classic tropes with endings.
I'll check out that link. Yeah, I figured this book is deep...cosmic deep! I was inspired by TYOV (Thousand Year Old Vampire) which could have used a bit more instructions because I bought the book then Youtube'd it to find a playthrough and really enjoyed it. I plan on uploading a playthrough hopefully by the end of this week and then I'll have a friend re-read and wordsmith it for me, I just had to get the idea out of my head before I forgot it! Thanks for the feedback!
great game, i did notice a few little glitches like...i'd die then restart and then die right away...so many touch that code to not kill when you respawn...and when dying while entering the code...you respawn at the code box then it transports you back to another spot....other than that I wasn't a big fan of the ghost like feature which it going dark, I like that backrooms are light and you can see what's coming at you...but i wishlisted and steam and will keep an eye out for the complete version!
Do you suffer from insomnia and try to avoid the conventional methods of using more media to keep you awake?
Well, join the Bizarro Fiction Solo Journaling Insomnia Game Jam!
This is only for paper (digital) not actual video game submissions.
RULES:
Write a solo journaling scenario with multiple short sessions (the more absurd the merrier).
Write a crazy story that will get the reader/journaler involved.
That's it!
Don't know what the Bizarro Fiction genre is?
DuckDuckGo defines it as: Bizarro fiction is a contemporary literary genre, which often utilizes elements of absurdism, satire, and the grotesque, along with pop-surrealism and genre fiction staples, in order to create subversive works that are as weird and entertaining as possible
My goal is to write a short story about a mythical monster named "the hot dog man," the caveat to the journaling experience is that the prompts will actually create the lore for it by the end and I hope people will share what they came up with!
I uploaded the first chapter but then had a crazy idea for a game called Social Spirits...I'm having way too much fun.
What are you working on!!??